Community support recognised
Cohuna Uniting Church member Hazel Radley was recently awarded the Cohuna Lions Club Citizen of the Year Award.
Housing options
Approximately 130 people attended a forum – ‘Accommodation in Retirement: Considering the Options’ – last month at the Forest Street Uniting Church hall in Bendigo.
Action on seafood
The Justice and International Mission (JIM) unit has funded an investigation into five seafood processing facilities run by one of the largest seafood companies in Thailand.
April 2014 letter
Alcohol is costing us millions of dollars and seriously affecting the wellbeing of our society.
Making political sense of Easter
(L- R) Paulo Kwajakwan, Paul Aleu Dau and Nathaniel Atem By Paul Aleu Dau Nathaniel Akoi Atem
The great debate: faith-based religious education in schools
In February, five Christians and an atheist debated at The Wheeler Centre ‘for’ or ‘against’ the statement: ‘Faith-based religious education has no place in public schools’.
Community building
If it is true that the Hobart North Uniting Church, on the fringe of the city’s central business district, had previously been invisible in one of the city’s best known restaurant strips, it is certainly not the case now
Guilt-free chocolate
The 2014 Easter Slavery-Free Chocolate Campaign was officially launched in late February at Penleigh and Es
Liberating Jesus
In recent times, I have conducted ministries in Britain and Australia. There is a decline in church membership and attendance in both countries, and the decline is rapid.
Libs win Tasmania
Tasmanians overwhelmingly endorsed the Liberal Party in the State election on 15 March.
Family camp
Ruben Phillips and Roman Beckford Saunders enjoying the family camp Nearly 90 people (aged from 18 months to 70 years and older) gathered at Adekate campsite in Creswick over the March long weekend to spend time together